Electrical Commissioning Engineer

Pkaza•Austin, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Our client is a national Engineering Design and Commissioning Company specializing in MEP critical facilities design. They provide design, commissioning, consulting, and management expertise in the Critical Facilities Space, focusing on reliability, energy efficiency, sustainable design, and LEED expertise for Enterprise, Colocation, and Hyperscale Companies. This career-growth opportunity offers exciting projects with leading-edge technology and innovation, competitive salaries, and benefits. The role involves executing onsite commissioning plans, providing and gathering specifications, and performing multidisciplinary engineering commissioning for large facility projects. Commissioning experts adhere to a thorough quality management (QM/QA/QC) process and procedures to validate and document systems. The commissioning methodology covers a wide range of procedures to verify the integrity and performance of customer mission-critical support infrastructure.

Requirements

4-10+ years of experience with Electrical Power Systems.
Experience commissioning enterprise data centers, colos, and hyperscale companies.
Willingness to travel.
Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal (heavy emphasis on writing, documentation, and client interaction).
Electrical equipment testing experience in a Critical Facilities / facility environment.
Previous experience conducting Level 1-5 Commissioning.
Possess basic knowledge of systems design for various projects.
Experience using Microsoft Word, Excel, and Microsoft Project.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's / Associates Degree as an Electrical Engineer is a plus.
A/E experience working in complex facilities or mission-critical projects is a big plus.
Previous Data Center / Mission Critical experience is a must.
Previous Military experience is a plus (Navy Nukes, Seabees, Maritime, etc.).
Military experience or veterans with electrical/mechanical experience is a huge plus (e.g., Navy nukes, Seabees, Army power generation, Air Force power production, generator techs, maritime, Coast Guard, Army National Guard, etc.).

Responsibilities

Participate in daily commissioning activity meetings, including equipment pre-start-up and start-up procedures.
Develop standard operating procedures (SOP's) and Methods of Procedures (MOPs).
Prepare comprehensive commissioning documentation, test procedures, and reports.
Develop and maintain commissioning logs, equipment checklists, and other tools to track commissioning projects.
Write comprehensive reports including recommendations for optimizing building operations, functional checklists, list of deficiencies, and equipment operation and maintenance manuals.
Review design criteria, specifications, drawings, equipment submittals, and other documentation pertinent to commissioning.
Perform integrated system testing and Load Bank Testing.
Compile all testing procedure results.
Develop and administer functional tests for various systems, such as electrical distribution systems, UPS, and standby generators.
Manage system assembly and commission plan preparation.
Follow company QC process and procedures.
Help lead and manage external resources.
Schedule and direct periodic commissioning meetings.
Attend construction and coordination meetings if required for the project.
Interface with clients, contractors, equipment vendors, and owners' agents as needed.
Execute project assignments.
Interface with project contractors, vendors, and testing technicians.
Interact with all facets of the company: engineering, design, etc.
Verify results of test reports.
Assist with field troubleshooting of commissioned equipment as needed.
Utilize Power Quality Analyzers, Power Disturbance Analyzers, Data loggers, and related system testing equipment.